Are you a Tele/Strat/LP/SG/PRS/... guy gal?
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Lee_L
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I love my Brian Moore i2. But other than that, I like Schecters quite a bit. I'm definitely a fan of mahogany bodied guitars with a tune-o-matic bridge and dual humbuckers. I also prefer a set neck. But Les Pauls are a bit classic sounding and sometimes too heavy or the neck is too thick.
I love my Brian Moore i2. But other than that, I like Schecters quite a bit. I'm definitely a fan of mahogany bodied guitars with a tune-o-matic bridge and dual humbuckers. I also prefer a set neck. But Les Pauls are a bit classic sounding and sometimes too heavy or the neck is too thick.
chcjunior
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For the time being I'm a Telecaster guy. Albeit is a dual humbucker Tele with mahogany body and maple cap, but it's still a Telecaster. The G&L Legacy just arrived at my girlfriend's office so who knows, I may be a Strat guy from here on out.
For the time being I'm a Telecaster guy. Albeit is a dual humbucker Tele with mahogany body and maple cap, but it's still a Telecaster. The G&L Legacy just arrived at my girlfriend's office so who knows, I may be a Strat guy from here on out.
Peterku
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I'd use my Artist in a studio, but at a gig with my band I'd rather play my dual-HB Strat. It doesn't sound as good but it's more comfortable and versatile. However, if I could sit while playing and/or I had to play alone where the audience can hear my tone better, I'd take the Artist.
I'd use my Artist in a studio, but at a gig with my band I'd rather play my dual-HB Strat. It doesn't sound as good but it's more comfortable and versatile. However, if I could sit while playing and/or I had to play alone where the audience can hear my tone better, I'd take the Artist.
That90'sGuy
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Wow, another resurrection; this thing just doesn't stop
The funny thing is everytime it's resurrected, I feel differently about a guitar, talk about change 
The only guitars I really find myself gravitating towards are Teles and my Gibson RI 0 Les Paul Special DC. I like simplicity: a 3 way switch is enough for me and I dig the sound of p90s in a nice fat slab of mahogany. It's thick, it gets some jangle and has balls at the same time. Tele's may not have quite the midrange push, but the bridge has balls, the middle gets jangle and the neck can get some nice bluesy tones.
I'm sick of fancy tops, crazy inlays, crazy switching schemes and anything that has smaller sized necks.
Wow, another resurrection; this thing just doesn't stop
The funny thing is everytime it's resurrected, I feel differently about a guitar, talk about change The only guitars I really find myself gravitating towards are Teles and my Gibson RI 0 Les Paul Special DC. I like simplicity: a 3 way switch is enough for me and I dig the sound of p90s in a nice fat slab of mahogany. It's thick, it gets some jangle and has balls at the same time. Tele's may not have quite the midrange push, but the bridge has balls, the middle gets jangle and the neck can get some nice bluesy tones.
I'm sick of fancy tops, crazy inlays, crazy switching schemes and anything that has smaller sized necks.
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